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Neo fell again on Monday to kick off the week on the wrong foot.
The S&P 500 futures initially tried to rally a bit on Monday, breaking above the 4200 level.
The NASDAQ 100 broke down significantly on Monday to reach towards the 13,100 level in the futures market.
The US dollar rallied again on Monday to reach the crucial ¥118 level
The Bitcoin market initially fell on Monday, only to turn around and show a lack of follow-through.
The futures contract for the West Texas Intermediate Crude Oil market melted down early in the session on Monday, as talk of a potential cease-fire in Ukraine started to make the rounds again.
Gold markets fell again on Monday to reach towards the $1950 level in the futures market.
The euro rallied just a bit on Monday to kick off the week, threatening the 1.10 level.
The GBP/USD pair remained under pressure on Tuesday morning ahead of the latest UK jobs data.
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The EUR/USD pair tilted higher on Tuesday morning as the market sentiment continued being mixed ahead of the FOMC decision and the crisis in Ukraine escalated.
The BTC/USD remained rangebound on Tuesday morning as investors watched the rising US Treasury yield and the upcoming Fed decision.
Last Friday's trading session was the most prominent in the bulls' dominance over the direction of the USD/JPY currency pair, as the currency pair jumped from the 116.06 level to the 117.35 resistance level,
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The Turkish lira rose during European trading from today, Thursday, to compensate for its early losses with the opening of the markets.
The British pound appears vulnerable to further losses against the dollar, which is an unsurprising result given recent trends, but also against the euro, which now appears less vulnerable to war in Ukraine.